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Mass Rally Held against Egypt's Morsi
Egypt's first elected President, Mohammed Morsi, has been trying to contain the fallout from last week's seizure of virtually absolute power. Last night he met with angry judges, but today tens of thousands of protesters converged in Cairo's Tahrir Square accusing him and the Muslim Brotherhood of betraying last year's revolution.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readEgypt's first elected President, Mohammed Morsi, has been trying to contain the fallout from last week's seizure of virtually absolute power. Last night he met with angry judges, but today tens of thousands of protesters converged in Cairo's Tahrir Square accusing him and the Muslim Brotherhood of betraying last year's revolution. Matt Bradley is Cairo correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Business Wires.
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- 7:23What if the US Goes over the 'Fiscal Cliff?'
- 41:53Arafat Exhumed